Can you give me a link to this video?You 100% have price protection from Ford. I'm not sure what you can do if your dealer refuses to cooperate. What happens is Ford is going to cut the dealer a check for the price difference and your dealer is either going to pocket it or mail it to you. But then you've paid more taxes and financed a higher priced vehicle.
I don't know if this helps, but I screenshotted it from the Ford Video Guy on YouTube.
For others here, Can someone here give me a ph number to call while I'm sitting in the dealership and I need Ford, on speaker phone, to explain how price protection works.
My dealer, Chapman Ford of Horsham, advertised 3% under invoice at the time of my order in January but what they want me to pay, now that the car has arrived at the dealership, is 3% under current invoice. The MSRP of the Badlands went up $2000 between then and now and they want me to pay ~ $.3,000 more for the car, than my price at the time of order.
As I under stand Price Protection, from the screen shot above, The dealer pays Ford, based on the price at the time of my "Retail" order, not the price at delivery.
If I was to fail to complete my purchase, they would owe Ford, based on the New, as delivered to them, MSRP. If then, they sell to someone at 3% under the new invoice, they would still make the same money. The killer, "deal" for them and the shove it up your A$$ deal, for me is, the dealer pays Ford, based on ordered MSRP and they want me, the customer, to PAY based on the new, as delivered price. Win/Win for them, BIG LOSER for me!!!
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